We invite you to tour Santiago de Compostela with a practical VIDEO-GUIDE. Using your own mobile device, organising your time to suit yourself, you can repeat the tour as often as you want and without having to download any application.

Guided by the video and audio track, images, texts and location maps, you can tour Santiago de Compostela’s most emblematic sites, discovering their history, traditions and rich heritage.

Itinerary: Obradoiro-Square, Hostal de los Reyes Católicos, The Cathedral’s Façade, The Cathedral’s Interior, Plaza de la Inmaculada, Monastery of San Martin Pinario, Church of Saint Paio de Antealtares, Plaza de la Quintana, Plaza de las Platerias, Rúa do Vilar, O Toural Square, Plaza de la Universidad / University Square, Plaza de Abastos, Galician Center of Contemporary Art and Convent of Santo Domingo de Bonaval, Bonaval Park, Church of Las Ánimas, Plaza de Cervantes, Casa de la Troya, Church of San Martin Pinario, Colegio de Fonseca, Rua do Franco, Alameda Park, Colexiata de Sar, Cidade da Cultura.

This Santiago night experience includes many activities to live the evening atmosphere in Santiago through restaurants, pubs and typical Queimada. You will be doing all of this with an expert local guide. The tour takes around 4-hours starting at 18:00 with a special tour to discover the city by night (noite, in Galician language) and hear about the legends and stories of spirits and witches. 

At 20:15, have dinner in a typical Galician restaurant tasting the most famous dishes. Dinner includes entrées, drinks and the choice of fish or meat as a main meal. At the end of the dinner, a surprise awaits you. You will experience one of the most mystical Galician experiences - Queimada, a burning drink that was, and still is, known because of its magical properties to take away the bad spirits.

 Afterwards, visit a typical pub in the historical town at 22:00 with live music and enjoy the nightlife in Santiago de Compostela (Pub O Momo, A Casa das Crechas).

Reservation is required

Discover the secrets of Santiago de Compostela on this walking tour. This experience will take around 4-hours with different activities.

Have a walking tour around the city and visit the historical town (Zona Vieja) and Alameda Park with the best views of the cathedral. Then, enjoy appetizers at a famous restaurant called A Moha, in Rúa Nova, where you will try the most delicious Spanish omelette in the city with Galician wine or beer (soft drinks are also available such as soda, juice and water). Lunch in a typical Galician restaurant with one of the most famous Galician dishes known as “Pulpo á feira” (Galician octopus).

Visit inside the Cathedral of Santiago and see the saint’s grave, hug the main sculpture of Saint James and walk around its chapels. Afterwards, have coffee at the Airas Nunes, the best place in town for chocolate cake.

Santiago: salida en bus a las 08:20 desde la Iglesia del Pilar (Avd Xoan Carlos I)

Cañones del sil: paseo en catamarán de 1 hora y 30 minutos donde disfrutaremos de los espectaculares paisajes de los cañones del río sil. A bordo, tendremos una consumición de vino de la zona.

 Mirador de Cabezoás: lugar con espectaculares vistas de los Cañones del río Sil. centro paisajístico de la Ribeira Sacra.

Monasterio de Santo Estevo: visita del actual Parador, una de las insignias de la Ribeira Sacra y no de los más importantes monasterios benedictinos de Galicia y cuyos orígenes se remontan a los siglos VI y VII.

Luintra: tiempo libre para comer en esta pequeña localidad.

Ourense: visitaremos el centro histórico de la ciudad, conocida por ser la capital termal de Galicia y ciudad más importante localizada en la entrada de la Ribeira Sacra. Pasearemos por sus calles empedradas y descubriremos por qué es conocida como la ciudad de los puentes.

Llegada a Santiago a las 18:30 aprox.

Our tour will begin in Muxía, a small fishing village with a curious sanctuary by the sea, wrapped in ancient traditions and legends, where it is said that the apparition of the Virgin to the apostle Santiago took place. 

After this stop we head to the end of the world: Finisterre;  where thousands of pilgrims end their journey after reaching Compostela. We will stop at the iconic lighthouse and we will be able to observe the landscape that leaves us the rugged coastline of this area, already feared many years ago for its dangerous waters, reason for the name "Costa da Morte" (Coast of Death). 

Afterwards, we will visit the only waterfall in Europe that ends in the sea, the spectacular Ézaro waterfall with the Xallas River.

Then we will stop in the old part of Muros, and visit the port of this fishing village, a reflection of the Galician culture and tradition where the sea is the protagonist. Undoubtedly we will be captivated by its houses witharcades and galleries and its picturesque atmosphere. 

Finally we will stop to contemplate the landscape that offers us the small town of Pontemaceira with its medieval bridge of the thirteenth century, a place of passage for those pilgrims who continue to Finisterre.

PRICES: 

- Adults: 39€ per person

- Children up to 12 years old: 19,50€ (50% discount)

- Children up to 3 years old: free

 *The price includes transportation and guide service in both Spanish and English 

DEPARTURES:

- 09.10: Iglesia del Pilar (Avenida de Xoan Carlos l), at the bus stop in front of the gas station. 

RETURN:

- 18:30 aprox.

The itinerary of the excursion to Finisterre and the Costa da Morte from Santiago de Compostela is full of landscapes that will leave your mark. The bus tour will start at the time you choose from the starting options of the excursion that you have at your disposal at the starting point that is already stipulated.

The tour of Finisterre and Costa da Morte from Santiago de Compostela will begin with a visit to the wonderful town of Pontemaceira that, day after day, sees how pilgrims pass by who are amazed by its visual appeal full of stone and with a natural environment of film. Its river, its small waterfall and its bridge of Gothic origin will transport us back in time.

After enjoying Pontemaceira, it's time for Muxía. There are many reasons why we love visiting this beautiful area. From the mysticism that the Santuario de la Barca gives off to the visual magic of Cabo Touriñán, the westernmost point of the province of La Coruña.

Back to the bus in search of some landscapes, which we are sure, you will never forget. Fisterra has something you'll never forget. A beautiful seaside town with great local products but, above all, with views that leave their mark. Its horizon, known as Finis Terrae in the ancient world, will be one of the images you can never get out of your head. The unmistakable lighthouse of Fisterra, the closest to America, was built in 1853.

The tour of Finisterre and Costa da Morte from Santiago de Compostela heads to the incredible waterfall of Ézaro. Coming into the light of tourists with the cycling tour of Spain, this wonder will surprise you when you see its huge waterfall that comes from the Xallas River.

If there is something about this excursion, it is that the history and secrets that our guides will tell you are complemented by some corners of interest to understand all the Galician traditions. The granary of Carnota, will lead you to understand the reason for this peculiar but functional construction. This granary giant, endowed with the eighteenth century, is one of the main exponents of the religious power of the moment.

We will get on the bus to reach the last stop of this beautiful excursion through Finisterre and Costa da Morte from Santiago de Compostela, the beautiful fishing village of Muros that, day after day, sees how tourists pass by who enjoy its gastronomy. You can watch the unloading of fish or approach one of the stalls. Without a doubt, a wonderful place to end an excursion that you will not forget.

We will return to the bus to end our tour that will take us back to the Galician capital. If you still have doubts about making the excursion to Finisterre and Costa da Morte from Santiago de Compostela and need more details, we will be happy to help you.

Stops in detail

Excursion to Finisterre - 7 stops

The excursion begins

At 10:00 from our office, it is necessary to be 15 minutes before. Rúa das Casas Raís, 31 (3 minutes from the cathedral and next to Porta do Camiño, at the entrance to the old town, where the French way passes). The Pick-Up service (only in Santiago de Compostela) can be offered only by some hotels and always with prior notice (there are hotels to which by city laws the bus cannot go). If the hotels are not on the list, it is better to contact us to find out the possible possibility of the service. We also offer collection, if possible, by a person from our Staff.

Ponte Maceira

One of the key points of the Jacobean route for pilgrims who, once they arrive in Santiago de Compostela, decide to continue on their way to the coast of Finisterre. Here we find an old bridge, built over the river Tambre. A beautiful place, obligatory on the Camino to Finisterre.

Sanctuary of Virxe da Barca

Stop of many pilgrims: The Sanctuary of Virxe da Barca, which faces the force of the ocean and where you can see the different and most famous stones of this place, full of legends about the arrival of the Apostle Santiago.

Finisterre Town

Stop for lunch right in the heart of the Finisterre town (the port). Here you can enjoy the local gastronomy with many restaurants at suitable prices.

Cape Finisterre

At this point you can see the famous “END OF THE WORLD” for the ancient Romans, which coincides with Cape Finisterre. Here is the Finisterre Lighthouse, Km 0 of the Camino a Finisterre, the view of the COSTA DA MORTE, etc. Perhaps because Cape Fisterra hides the true secret of the Costa da Morte: rugged landscapes and impressive beaches, some (sheltered by the cape) with calm waters and others with strong waves such as Mar de Fora, one of the wildest beaches in Galicia.

Finisterre Lighthouse (Faro de Fisterra)

It is very probably the most visited in Europe as well as the closest to America.
Built in 1853, 138 meters above sea level. Considered the cape of the end of the world “Finis Terrae”. For thousands of years it was thought that beyond it there was only a watery chasm in which the sun went out every night and through which one reached a region of darkness populated by sea monsters.

Ézaro waterfall

Visit the Ézaro waterfall, a place of incredible beauty, located within mountains that hide many legends. It is the only waterfall in all of continental Europe that reaches directly into the ocean.

Carnota’s Hórreo

You will be taught something very typical of Galicia, something that belongs to the cultural heritage of Galicia: the Horreo. This stop allows you to see the longest granary in the world and admire its special structure.

Muros

Visit one of the towns on the Galician coast, where you can discover the rafts, the Food Market or there is free time to have a drink or walk along the beach!

It will end in:

Rúa das Casas Reais, 31, 15704 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Spain. In our office at 7:15 p.m., exactly at the Puerta del Camino (Porta do Camiño), at the entrance to the old town, where the French way passes.

What includes

• Roundtrip transportation
• Tour Leader
• Travel insurance

Info

The price is departing from Santiago de Compostela and requires a minimum of people.
For more information ask by WhatsApp, phone or email: info@galiciatravels.com, +34 654 030 828

An essential excursion to get to know Galicia. The Finisterre Lighthouse and the impressive Costa da Morte offer us wild and impressive landscapes. The Ézaro, Muxía and Muros waterfalls are some of the places that you can get to know in depth with this successful tour, with which we will complement the explanations of a specialized guide who will show you in detail an area in which we will discover shipwrecks, legends, and Celtic culture that continue to live in A Costa da Morte.

Most of this route is linked to the Camino de Santiago towards the end of the earth, Finisterre, where since time immemorial, pilgrims have been arriving and falling in love with this place.

You will leave Santiago towards a hidden gem on the Finisterre road, Pontemaceira. This bridge of Roman origin and currently medieval is undoubtedly a stop that you will love. Walking where the pilgrims go daily, and above all seeing the river, its waterfall and the bridge will make it remain etched in your retina.

Leaving Pontemaceira, you will go to Muxía specifically, to the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Barca, one of the obligatory stops on this pilgrimage route and for all Galicians. In this place, you will enjoy the guide's explanations about the path, the sanctuary, the Prestige as well as the stones and their special powers, and after this stop, head to Finisterre.

The next stop will be the Finisterre Lighthouse, a place of great symbolism for pilgrims, Romans and Celts, who considered this magical place. Without a doubt it will be for you too, because the views from its cape, the tranquility of its waters and the pilgrim atmosphere will remain in your mind.

Lunchtime is approaching, and we will stop in the town of Finisterre, to taste the best of the local gastronomy. Do not hesitate to ask our guide for advice in the best way.

After the meal you will have 2 more stops. The first stop will be the Ézaro Waterfall, a unique waterfall in Europe, and not only for its beauty, but also for its impressive mouth, in a special enclave such as the Ría de Corcubión.

As a last stop, the Hórreo de Carnota, a representative construction of Galicia, and one of the largest granaries in the world. You will be able to know its history and the reason for its large size.

We will return through the Ría de Muros, touring a part of the Galician coast and undoubtedly enjoying the pilgrim world, the traditions of Galicia and its estuaries, to arrive in Santiago at the meeting point and thus complete a perfect day.

Santiago: salida en bus a las 9:10 desde la Iglesia del Pilar (Avd. Xoan Carlos I)

Parada Muros: tiempo libre para comer y visita de la zona antigua y el puerto de esta villa marinera, reflejo de la cultura y tradición gallega donde el mar es protagonista. Llaman la atención sus casas con soportales y galerías y su ambiente pintoresco.

Parada Ézaro: visita de la espectacular cascada del río Xallas, que atraviesa Ézaro para terminar desembocando en el mar en cascada, único caso en Europa. Desde su mirador se puede disfrutar de una panorámica impresionante del pueblo y su costa.

Parada Fisterra: el fin del mundo antiguo. Lugar donde los peregrinos que vienen Compostela se encuentran con la inmensidad del océano.  Visita de su Faro, el más importante de la Costa da Morte, guía de los barcos por sus peligrosas aguas. Tiempo libre para comer (por cuenta del cliente).

Parada Muxía: visita de esta villa para conocer uno de los santuarios marinos con más tradición de Galicia, “Nosa Señora da Barca” situado en un emplazamiento espectacular a orillas del mar. Lugar donde la tradición cuenta que tuvo lugar la aparición de la Virgen al apóstol Santiago.

Parada Pontemaceira: lugar de paso de los peregrinos que se dirigen hacia Fisterra, Ponte Maceira es un pequeño pueblo con historia. Su puente medieval sobre el río Tambre y la vegetación que lo rodean crean un ambiente evocador,  cargado de leyendas.

Regreso aproximado a las 18:30

The tour starts at 9 am from Plaza de Galicia, just around the corner from Banco Santander.

Our first stop will be in Ponte Maceira, a small town near Santiago de Compostela and a must stop for pilgrims who continue their journey towards the "end of the world". It is a charming little village where the protagonist is the 14th century bridge over the river Tambre. An enclave that surprises both by the natural beauty of the environment and by a beautiful set of medieval mills.

We will head towards the coast. On the way we will stop to enjoy one of the most beautiful views of the coast of Carnota. Lira, Carnota Beach, Boca do Río, Mount Pindo and Cape Fisterra will be presented in front of us, always embraced by the Atlantic.

We will reach Ézaro, where the river Xallas falls into the sea forming a waterfall, the Ézaro waterfall, probably the most famous in Galicia and unique in Continental Europe.

From here we will go along the coast and our next destination will be the Cape of Fisterra (Finisterre). End of the world for Romans and Greeks and border between the world of the living and the dead for Celtic cultures. There we will visit what was believed to be the westernmost point in Europe, the lighthouse and kilometer zero (Km 0) of the Camino de Santiago.

In the town of Fisterra we will stop for lunch and have free time to walk around the city and its fishing port, which supplies fresh products to all the local restaurants.

We will resume the itinerary and arrive in Muxia. A possible end to this continuation of the Camino de Santiago. Here we will know a spectacular natural landscape, a beautiful baroque sanctuary at the foot of the Atlantic and with three stones considered sacred by Galicians since time immemorial (we will tell you why).

On the way back to Santiago we will stop to visit one of the largest barns on the Costa da Morte. The "Hórreo" of San Martiño de Ozón dates from the 16th century, making it the oldest of the giant Cabaceiros in Galicia. It is also located next to a Romanesque church where it has been worshiped since the 12th century and a small monastery now converted into a hostel for pilgrims.

Throughout the journey, our guides (Official Tourism Guides of Galicia) will be quoting stories, legends and interesting information about the area.

Private tour for you and whoever you want to invite! You will learn about the history of Santiago through its most iconic monument and origin of the city.
We will visit the interior and an Art Historian and Official Tourist Guide will explain in a simple way the most interesting aspects of the restoration process carried out during more than 10 years.
You will enjoy the spectacular recovery of the Baroque paintings, the gold and silver of the altar, as well as the simplicity and beauty of the Romanesque architecture.
It also includes a visit to the surroundings of the Cathedral, or any other place in the historic center.
As it is a visit only for you, it can be personalized, you decide!
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

¿No tienes mucho tiempo, pero quieres conocer lo esencial de Santiago de Compostela de la mano de un guía local? ¿Te gustaría que te guiasen por los mejores sitios donde se puede disfrutar de las tapas y disfrutar de una degustación de productos gallegos?

Lo tienes todo con nuestro tour Santiago Esencial. Empezaremos a las 19:00 de la tarde en la Plaza del Obradoiro. Allí el guía os contará la historia de la ciudad, os enseñará los principales monumentos y, posteriormente, rodearemos la Catedral conociendo todas las demás plazas que la rodean: Plaza de la Inmaculada, Plaza de la Quintana y Plaza de Platerías.

Después de una hora de tour cultural ya va entrando hambre, así que iremos a un local emblemático de la ciudad ubicado la famosa Rúa do Preguntoiro                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   que era una antigua droguería. Allí disfrutaremos de una degustación de su famoso pastel de marisco de las Rías Gallegas y probaremos el famoso vino Albariño.

¡Disfruta de Santiago y su gastronomía en dos horas con la mejor compañía!

Os esperamos.

EL TOUR INCLUYE:

-  Tour guiado cultural 1 hora con guía local

-  Degustación de dos tipos de tapas: pastel de marisco y croquetas caseras variadas.

-  1 bebida a elegir por persona: Copa de vino albariño / caña de cerveza / refresco / agua.

Guided tour inside the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela and the Cathedral's Museum. Discover the different parts of this famous building: the remains of the original Romanesque Cathedral, the workshop of Mestre Mateo, works of art belonging to the Cathedral, the cloister, the Chapter Hall ...

A personalized guided tour that will allow you to discover in depth the secrets of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral in a pleasant way.

We will explain the major works of art, the different units of the building, we will embrace the Apostle, visiting his grave, the famous Corticela ... A tour of an hour and a half to deepen both the history of the city of Santiago as in its own cathedral.

Reservation is required

¿Quieres conocer Santiago de una manera original y amena?Esta es sin duda tu visita

Recorreremos los lugares más icónicos de la ciudad acompañados de un Guía oficial de Turismo que te contará historias tan curiosas como...

--¿Qué conexión existe entre la concha de vieira y el célebre cuadro de "La Venus" de Botticelli?¿De donde viene el nombre gallego? 

--Descubrirás tableros del juego de tres en raya "escondidos" por toda la ciudad.¡Hay más de 160!

--Sabrás también cual fue la primera casa con retrete de la ciudad y otras anécdotas sobre el tema.

--Conocerás historias tan curiosas como las de las aguadoras y te mostraremos la plaza donde se ajusticiaba a los criminales en la Eda Media.

--Te enseñaremos representaciones como "el hombre impúdico",criaturas fantásticas,una imagen de una Virgen embarazada y ...mucho más!

El tour empezará justo en la entrada del museo para observar el bonito convento abandonado tras la desamortización y recuperado en los años 70 para convertirse en el Museo do Pobo Galego y Panteón de Gallegos Ilustres.

Empezaremos por la sala del mar, para conocer las típicas embarcaciones gallegas, continuaremos a las salas del campo en donde veremos los tipos de cultivo tradicionales en Galicia. Continuaremos nuestra visita por la sala de los oficios para conocer ahora sus gentes: los lecheros, los oficios ambulantes, los zapateros… ¿sabías que un zapato muy típico de Galicia son los zuecos?

Seguimos hacia un lugar especialmente destacado y famoso del museo, la triple escalera helicoidal barroca, ejemplar único del barroco local.

Después de esto llegaremos a la sala de las cestas y del tejido, que fue una de las actividades económicas más importantes en Galicia. ¿A quién no le suena los encajes y las “palilleiras” de Camariñas?

Por último, nos adentraremos en el mundo del folclore en las salas de la música tradicional y finalizaremos visitando la iglesia del antiguo convento.

A través de este tour nocturno, podrás descubrir Santiago de Compostela de una forma divertida y diferente, mágica y misteriosa.

Conoce los principales monumentos de la zona antigua mientras descubres todos sus misterios y leyendas a través de sus meigas, conjuros y amuletos. Podrás saber qué es la Santa Compaña y los rituales para protegerse de ella. También sabrás cual es la relación del Camino de Santiago con los Templarios y con el juego de la oca. Todo esto en el marco incomparable de la noche compostelana.

¡Reserva ya tu Tour Santiago Tierra de Leyendas y Meigas!

La visita tiene como punto de encuentro y partida la Plaza de Platerías. Allí reconocerán al o a la guía oficial por el paraguas amarillo con el logo de nuestra Asociación. 

La visita realiza un recorrido por Plaza de Platerías, Fonseca, Obradoiro, Plaza de Inmaculada, Quintana y las Calles Nova y del Vilar. También se visitará el interior del Parador de los Reyes Católicos. 

El precio es de 12€ por persona (menores de 12 años gratis). El o la propia guía le venderá el ticket para la visita.

*Máximo de 25 personas por grupo. Es necesario reserva previa.

Para más información y reservas: 981 576 698 o al 606 98 51 85.

Busca nuestro paraguas amarillo! 

La visita tiene como punto de encuentro y partida la Plaza de Platerías. Allí reconocerán al o a la guía oficial por el paraguas amarillo con el logo de nuestra Asociación. 

La visita realiza un recorrido por Plaza de Platerías, Fonseca, Obradoiro, Plaza de Inmaculada, Quintana y las Calles Nova y del Vilar. También se visitará el interior del Parador de los Reyes Católicos. 

El precio es de 12€ por persona (menores de 12 años gratis). El o la propia guía le venderá el ticket para la visita.

*Máximo de 25 personas por grupo. Es necesario reserva previa.

Para más información y reservas: 981 576 698 o al 606 98 51 85.

Busca nuestro paraguas amarillo!

The Hotel of the Catholic Monarchs was born as a Pilgrim's Hospital and in this tour we invite the visitor to discover all its dependencies: royal halls, cloisters, dependencies where the sufferers were cared for, the Royal Chapel ...

Discover why this building is one of the most important in Santiago de Compostela.

Si quieres conocer los edificios más importantes de la zona antigua de Santiago y descubrir todos sus secretos, aquellos que ni siquiera conocen los propios compostelanos… Éste es tu tour.

Durante 2 horas y partiendo de la Plaza de Platerías haremos un recorrido a pie, por las principales plazas del centro histórico viendo los edificios más destacados, para conocer de una forma amena y divertida los secretos y leyendas que esconden las piedras de Santiago. Podrás también pasear por la plaza de abastos, zonas de tapeo y la Alameda... lugares que te harán conocer un poco más y disfrutar de esta ciudad tan mágica, única y especial.

¡Pruébalo! ¡Te encantará!

Utilizamos receptores con auriculares para que el cliente pueda oír perfectamente al guía a pesar del ruido externo o de la distancia de seguridad.

COME, VISIT & ENJOY USC!

Santiago de Compostela University, as a Living University, offers you to know its 500-year history and discover its most emblematic places in Santiago de Compostela:

Fonseca College (16th century) & Faculty of Geography and History (18th century).

- Unique libraries like Biblioteca América.

- Great University Hall Paraninfo

- Facsímil of the Oldest book in Santiago: The Book of Hours of Fernando I of León (11th cent)

..and more.

Come with us!!

“Between two rivers, one of which is called Sar and the other Sarela, is the city of Compostela, the most blessed and exalted of the cities of Spain,” said the Codex Calixtino.

From the historic city to the outskirts, the new tourist train route brings us closer to some of Santiago’s most outstanding parks, university campuses and historic neighborhoods like Sar and Conxo. The stop system allows you to get off to visit important architectural works from Romanesque to contemporary times, such as the Colegiata de Sar and the City of Culture on Mount Gaiás, or embark on the route of the Brañas de Sar through a rural Santiago.

Tour Itinerary(*): Praza do Obradoiro (DEPARTURE), Avda. Xoán XXIII, Burgo das Nacións-Parque da Música en Compostela (STOP), Avda. de Castelao, Praza da Paz, San Caetano, Avda. Camiño Francés, Rúa de Roma-Parque de Carlomagno (STOP), Rúa de Londres, Rúa das Fontes de Sar, Rúa Diego Bernal-Multiusos / Cidade da Cultura (STOP), Rúa Ponte de Sar, Rúa de Sar-Colexiata (STOP), Rúa Curros Enríquez, Rúa Bernardo Barreiro, Rúa Clara Campoamor, Rúa Escultor Camilo Otero-Parque Eugenio Granell (STOP), Rúa de María Miramontes, Avda. de Ferrol, Avda. de Romero Donallo, Avda. Mestre Mateo, Rúa Jenaro de la Fuente, Estrada de San Lourenzo-Carballeira (STOP), Avda. das Burgas, Rúa Campiño da Ferradura, Rúa Pombal, Rúa San Clemente, Rúa da Trinidade, Rúa das Carretas, Costa de San Francisco, Praza do Obradoiro (FINAL STOP).

(*Subject to change)

Go on a JOURNEY THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU: go around the old town, discover gardens featuring designer architecture and enjoy panoramic views of the monumental quarter and the Cathedral.

Tour Itinerary(*): Praza do Obradoiro, Rúa San Francisco, Costa San Francisco, Rúa Entrerríos, Rúa das Galeras, Poza de Bar, Rúa Joaquín Díaz Rábago, Avda. da Coruña, Mirador da Alameda, Rúa Pombal, Campo da Estrela, Rúa da Senra, Rúa da Virxe da Cerca, Rúa de San Pedro, Rúa da Angustia, Rúa de Bonaval, Rúa Valle-Inclán, San Roque, Santa Clara, Rúa dos Basquiños, Pastoriza, Praza da Paz, Avda. de Castelao, Burgo das Nacións, Avda. Xoán XXIII, Praza do Obradoiro.

(*Subject to change)

Empezaremos a las 19:00 de la tarde en la famosa Plaza del Obradoiro, punto final del Camino de miles de peregrinos que llegan cada año, para ir deshaciendo poco a poco el Camino Inglés y Francés para conocer todos sus rincones. Seguiremos hacia la Iglesia de San Francisco, famosa por la  leyenda de la peregrinación que hizo San Francisco de Asís a Compostela, seguiremos subiendo hacia la Porta da Pena, entrada de la antigua muralla del Camino Inglés, donde se pueden divisar unas bonitas vistas que los peregrinos veían de la catedral antes de llegar a ella y nos adentraremos poco a poco por las calles de piedra más auténticas del Casco Antiguo.  Será el lugar perfecto para contar las leyendas de los milagros que han acontecido por los Caminos a Santiago, el Gallo de Barcelos, salvaciones milagrosas, historias de reyes como el emperador Carlo Magno… ¡Hasta famosos personajes de los libros de Harry Potter tienen origen en el Camino!

Seguiremos hacia las iglesias de la Virgen del Carmen y Santa Clara, más desconocidas por los visitantes, pero muy importantes en la historia de la ciudad y nos iremos adentrando hasta llegar al barrio de San Pedro, conocido como barrio bohemio de la ciudad y entrada principal del camino.

Finalmente llegaremos a un sitio muy especial, el mirador más bonito y más desconocido de Santiago, con maravillosas vistas de todo el Casco Antiguo desde donde veremos el atardecer.

Si quieres un tour diferente apúntate con nosotros para descubrir por qué Santiago es una ciudad de leyenda.

Visitaremos de la mano de la Meiga Volandeira los lugares más secretos y mágicos de la ciudad: antiguos cementerios de peregrinos, cruceros, iglesias de ánimas, cementerios abandonados...

La Meiga te adentrará en un Santiago diferente, lleno de magia y superstición. 

La visita dura una hora y media, eso sí... ¡Es para los más atrevidos!

¡Conoce el lado más oscuro de Santiago! Crímenes, asesinatos, inquisición e historias de brujas se esconden en cada plaza o callejuela de esta ciudad. Nos encontraremos en la Plaza do Obradoiro, frente a la bella Catedral, donde empezará nuestro viaje en el tiempo. ¿Quiénes se esconden en la fachada del lujoso Hostal dos Reyes Católicos? ¿Quiénes son As Meigas? ¿La inquisición estuvo en Santiago? ¿Sabías que el “zorro” estudió en Compostela? Déjate llevar por nuestro tour oscuro y descubre los secretos más negros de esta ciudad, siempre acompañado por nuestros Guías Oficiales.

The Santiago vip full experience starts at 10:00 from Plaza de Obradoiro, where our guide will wait for you to show you all the beauty of the historic center of Santiago de Compostela; we will know its history, its squares, the wonderful gastronimic market and much more. At the end of the guided tour of the old town, you will have a short break and the second part of the tour will begin at 12:00, visiting the Cathedral Museum and the interior of the Santiago Cathedral ( tickets included). A 3-hour experience in which you will get to know the city of Santiago in depth with a specialized official guide in english.

This two-hour tour takes everyday in Spanish and English, and shows you all the secrets of the Old Santiago de Compostela. You decide the price at the end of the tour.

The first part is the most tourist one: Cathedral squares, Franco street, the local Market, Alameda Park... The second part goes along the less known corners in the Old City (hidden squares, narrow streets...). And always with an enjoyable and entertaining way that will make you enjoy the stories and legends.

Join us and discover the secrets that Santiago de Compostela hides, .... but shhhhh, they are secrets!!!

Look for the blue umbrella

Discover the best way to visit Santiago de Compostela. Walk around its streets, find its secrets, learn the history… We will walk through the Old Town, first around the cathedral and then through the narrow streets of the city. We will visit also the Market and the famous Alameda Garden, where you can se the most beautiful view of the Cathedral.

Where to eat, where to take the best pictures, where to go out at night, what is the top 10 in Santiago? Come to the Freetour and you will see it! You also decide the Price!

Our Free Tour is the perfect way to get to know the city, letting yourself be enchanted by its monuments, its churches and its monasteries. We will meet in the Plaza do Obradoiro, in front of the imposing Cathedral, to learn about its history and talk about its beautiful squares accompanied by our Official Guides. We will discover the French way, we will follow its "scallops" until we reach the Mercado de Abastos, the second most visited place in the city; We will meet an important and beautiful King, we will discover the ancient remains of the medieval wall and we will end up walking through its magical and ancient streets.